In Into the Wild, Christopher McCandless gives up many of his possessions in pursuit of freedom and meaningful experiences. If you had to simplify your life and keep only a few important possessions, what would you keep and why? What would be hardest to leave behind?

Prompt Response:
If I could only keep a few of my possessions, I would keep my wrestling shoes, my computer, and my phone. I would keep these items because they are things I use almost every day. 
Summary:
Today we read chapter 4 of our book and then answered questions on writable about the book.
Reflection:
I learned about some of the different meanings of quotes in the book Into the Wild.

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